BLUETREE 2 Pack Dog Doorbells Premium Quality Training Potty Great Dog Bells Adjustable Door Bell Dog Bells for Potty Training Your Puppy The Easy Way - 7 Extra Large Loud 1.4 DoorBells

I am very happy with this purchase. It has been a valuable addition to my training routine and has helped make the training process more effective and consistent. The product is easy to use, works as expected, and has made a noticeable difference in reinforcing the behaviors I've been working on. The quality is good, and it has held up well through regular use. Overall, I'm pleased with the results and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable training aid. Definitely a good investment and one I would purchase again.

I’ve been using the BLUETREE Dog Doorbells Premium Quality Training Potty Great Dog Bells Adjustable Door Bell Dog Bells for Potty Training Your Puppy The Easy Way - 7 Extra Large Loud 1.4 DoorBells with my dog and honestly they worked so much better than I expected. We used them specifically to teach him how to tell us when he needed to go outside, and within a surprisingly short amount of time he completely understood the system. The bells are loud enough to hear from another room without being obnoxious, and the adjustable strap made it easy to hang on our door handle. I also really liked that the bells feel sturdy and high quality — not cheap or flimsy like some other pet training products. What made the biggest difference was consistency. Every time we went outside, we’d have him tap the bells first, and eventually he started ringing them on his own whenever he needed to potty. It seriously helped cut down on accidents and made communication so much easier. If you’re potty training a puppy or just want a better way for your dog to signal they need to go out, I’d definitely recommend these. Such a simple idea, but incredibly effective.

Perfect! My puppy has learned to use these bells very quickly to tell us he needs to go potty outside. I’ve never used bells, but wow what a game changer for potty training. Super easy to choose the length you need, then snap it, and hang on your door. The bells are loud so I can hear our puppy ringing them from the living room when he’s at the back door, even when the television is on. I definitely recommend these for puppy parents. It’s pretty amazing what you can get your pups to do with a treat!

My dog likes it!

These bells are perfect. Just hang them on the door and before you know it the puppy will be smacking them to go out to go potty. My Chow Chow puppy just got it right away. The dog does not want to potty in the house. He just needs to have a way to tell you he has to go out. Loud enough to hear from the whole house. A must to have these hanging if you have a dog. Look cute and easy to hang. Get some.

Opted to buy more of these bells as my dogs use these to communicate that they need to go outside. Love them. Doesn't scratch our wood doors and will make noise even if you have a dog that barely touches them (we have one pup that will knock the crap out of them and one that barely touches them). Bought our first bell set two years ago and they are still in good shape and work well.

The product is good, decently made and had plenty of sound however, it is ALL BELL! CONS: It immediately terrified my puppy Very Loud and rather unpleasant in tone. It scared the Bell (-B +H) outta my baby German Shepherd. She began growling and fear barking at it. I think it is just far too loud and the little balls inside the bell just keep ringing even after it’s untouched which freaked her right the Bell out. PRO: Also, while having many adjustable snaps to allow various heights and door knob sizes/height differences is a PRO, it was also a CON because not all snaps were correct. There would be 2 ale ends or 2 female ends so they wouldn’t snap together where I would have liked but it didn’t ultimately matter because I kinda hate the sound and my dog simply goes nuts ! She barked for the first time since bringing her home but also snarled, growled and fear bit at these bells while simply laying down on the carpet not moving. She has never fear but nor barked at anything. This is musician home with birds flying around and chickens running around outside on a busy street, so she has not shown any sound anxiety from any of the chainsaws in the backyard, the garbage truck while outside, divebombing& squawking parrot wing flapping or the inside guitar amplifiers set to 11 (lol kidding) none of these sounds were alarming I will try taping off the plethora of bells to act as a mute to mum the shrillness of these giant A$S jingle bells. Let’s see if it helps. As a training tool (to connect the dots for the “ leash+need to pee or poo+ bells =outside “ equation, it adds the unhappy variable of fear, distraction, and essentially that breaks the connection because now she feels she must fight (freeze or flight) and attack to save her life. Not something anyone wants to promote in their young dog, contrary to the desired effect and just obnoxious IMO. BUT, if you have a grown dog who understands (or can be trained to understand) this “leash+urge to poo/pee+bells=outside” equation, then, perhaps the product is wonderful. I personally do not like the sound of the these bells. I used to use a single brass bell with a low tone but the clapper rebroke in an irreparable way. They ARE loud, which could be a plus if you’re fancy and have a big home. I have a small house so it’s just really over the top IMO. But to each their own, maybe someone else would love it. Maybe it’ll be awesome once taped off to mute. I don’t know if I can return it once taped so I may just find a windchime I like and dangle that Instead of these Hell’sBells! ⭐️⭐️ Puppy=🙉 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🐕 2stars for use with puppy, 4 stars for use with an adult dog

I would honestly give this 10 stars if I could. I am a seasoned labrador owner. I am now on my seventh black lab and while we never needed bells as a potty cue before, I have been struggling to train my newest one for the last month and she just kept having too many accidents inside, in our garage, on the back deck to the point of insanity. A few years ago, my cousin told me he bought bells to train his dogs and he recommended this brand. It's been two days since my purchase and Violet is now understanding that if she rings the bell, she can potty outside. I made a huge game of it when introducing the bells - I tied them to the door, did a whole sing song Peter Pan style of "following the leader" dance in a circle and then asking her exuberantly, "Violet, potty outside?!" followed by using my hands to paw at the bells, immediately opening the door while joyfully exclaiming "good girl" and then her following me outside to get a treat. I did that about 7 times in a row just so she understood what I was asking of her. And honestly, in the two days following, she has not had a single accident. I know puppies take a bit of time on their learning curve but you have no idea how thankful I am that these bells were able to start a line of communication between me that seemed to be missing of her of her bathroom needs. This was a very easy concept to introduce, the material is thick so pups cannot easily chew through it, it was created smart, and this item will create a lot of stability and sanity in our household. A million times thank you! I will recommend to other pup owners in the future. I bought the two-pack so there is one on the door upstairs and one on the door downstairs to further facilitate the potty training and keep it consistent.

É muito diferente da foto da propaganda. O material que recebi é muito simples, muito fino, os sinos então quase não se escutar seu tilintar. Não parece sino.

I’ll say 5 as it appears well constructed although it didn’t work for my dog

Belle clochette pour la porte pour éduqué mon chien à la propreté. Les clochettes sont assez grosse; pas ''cheap''. J'aime les différentes hauteurs ajustables, fonctionne sur ma porte patio et ma porte d'entrée.

The biggest upgrade from scratching at the door. These bells sound gentle and lovely. Our 7 month old Toy Poodle got the hang of them pretty much immediately. I would just wait for her to play with them and then open the door. Then, when she wanted to come back in, I would let her in and I would then get her to drop and give her a treat to encourage her to keep coming back in. I only did it about 10 times which may have been overkill anyway. Highly recommend, puppy loves them and so do we!

Great, solid product